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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-15

THE DAILY HERALD
x,yu1 be for sale Daily at the Fol
lowing Places;
r. G. THRUM. ..o.."..... ...... Fort street
n oPER.,........."....... Merchant stree,
rpvsrAL SODA WORKS .,........Hotel street
Price o Cents.
TUESDAY, MARCH IS, 1887.
local n EWS.
Trustees Of Queens Hospital meet
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. ?. c. Jones arrived at
Boston March Ist in good health.
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A large number of passengers are
already booked to leave for the Coast
Inv the steamer Australia tomorrow
.
W. II. Vance having appealed against
his conviction and sentence for shoot
ING at E. c. Marden, was yesterday
liberated on bail Of $500 with two
sureties.
Arrived at Eagle House; W. II.
Townsend. Hilo, Hawaii Claude Il.
Perkins, Sioux City, Iowa; S. Smith
and wife, John Ryan, A. w. Clarke
and John Minnie San Francisco.
Mr.. A. ]. Cartwright, President of
the Honolulu Library and Reading
Room Association, has made another
large gift Of books to the library. Mr..
w. r. Castle has also presented five
volumes to the institution.
A locomotive for Kekaha plantation,
Kauai, was shipped by Messrs II.
Hackfeld & Co. per steamer G. K.
Bishop last evening The principal
case was of immense size, looking like
a house on deck.
MrLA. Gonsalvcs' horse attached to
abake ran away from the boy in charge
of III on Nuuanu street last evening,
and after a short run from Kukui street
upset the vehicle with little or no dam.
age on the curbstone.
@
The South Sea Island laborers arrived
by the brig Allie Rowe have all been
taken, IS having been sent to Maui by
the steamer Surprise, as reported else
where, and the balance Of the Tas are
going to Koloa, Kauai
"
Captain Phillips of the Allie Rowe
reports the missionary auxiliary steam
barkentine Morning Star left Jaluit for
Kusae on February IS, and from that
station would sail for Honolulu.
Hence she is expected to arrive here
within ten days.
The box plan for the performance oil
the Honolulu Amateur Minstrel Com.
pany will open this morning at the
office Of ]. E. Brown & Co., Merchant
street As stated in these columns be
fore, something far beyond average
mlnstrelsy may be expected.
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The Japanese acrobats, under the
management Of Mr. w. II. Aldrich,
will leave by the steamer Kinau this
afternoon for Hilo rney will stay
there a week and then return on the
same vessel to Maalaea Bay, whence
they will go to Wailuku for a shorJ
season.
The Government locomotive is al in
pieces, preparatory to being set up in
good order by Mr. J. c, White, for
service in hauling road metal on the
BereIania street track. The small
steam road roller will be out on duty
after a thorough overhauling by the
same engineer, within a day or two.
Alleged Cruelty in the Soudan.
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Mr.. Bur1et.e insists that he overheard
Il woman featuring hor husband rs follows
on board train: "Now, I'll tell you why
I wouldn't 50 into tho restaurant and
have q cup Of coffee with you while we
were waiting for tho train. didn't Ike
the way you asked me. Keep quiet.
have tho floor. Not half an hour before
you said TO Mr.. Pufer, Come, let's get q
cigar, and away you went, holding hio
arm, and not giving him chance to de.
cline. When We met John O'Howdy on
our way to luncheon you Raid: Just in
time, John; come takelunch with u.s. And
then tonight, when wo found tho train an
hour late, you looked atyour watch, turned
to me and said in Questioning way:
Would you like a cup OF coffee ? And I
did not want it; l was tired and little
hungry, but | would have tainted before
would have accepted euch IN invitation.
And you went away little bit vexsd with
mo and had your coffee and bread and but.
ter by yournelf aud didn't enjoy it very
much. In ehec. you said to me: "If you
want cup Of coffee, II you really want it,
l will buy it Tor you You ara the
beat husband in the world, but do No
nearly all the best husbands do. Why do
you men seem to dole things out to you.
wives when you fairly throw them to tho
men you know? Why don't you invite
me heartily, as you invite men? Why
didn't you cay; Come, let's get little
coffee and something aud take me right
along with you? You wouldn't say to a
man: Would you like inc to 90 and buy
you cigar?' Then why do you III ways
issue your little invitations to treats in
that way to me? Indeed, indeed, my
dear husband, ii men would only sct
towards their wiyes as heartily, cordially,
frankly as they do toward the uen whom
they meet, they. would find cheerier com
panions at home than they could at the
club" g,g
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Chautauqua has greater crowd than
ever before. ~
Five Thousand Indians are expected at
Tacoma, ". T., to sssist in picking the
hop crop.
In the heated West fashionable young
men wear email Thermometer for
breasspin. ii ~
The old war.sloop Ticonde,oga will be
taken to Boston this week to be broken up,
She was built In the Brooklyn Navy Yard
in 1862. lsl
"John," aaid tho wife Of Kentucky
editor, your patent combination pocket
knife IL all rusty-sll but the corkscrew
part Washington Critic.
81 A new member Of Congress describes
/ himself in the official directory OF the
House in this way: II am six feet tall,
weigh 2l0 pounds, have soft, auburn hair
and large blue eyes," The darling!
John Murphy, the famous jocky, drove
Mr.. Bonner's trotting mare, Maud S,
a mile il 2:l0a, on Saturday, and is
anxious for another trial. He says he
can reduce her record to 200 or 2:07.
< A neat proposal OF marriage WAS made
( by a South Yonkers man the other night,
who Baid: Now, my dear, you say YOU
s have $4,000 in your own name; why
not put it in mine ~ Yonkers Statesman.
An inventive genius has constructed
ballot box that can't be stuffed, and Dem.
ocrats who have heretofore counted an
the Solid South are hoping that Mirs.
5 iesippi and North Carolina won't adopt It.
H.#,
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Ghe q,atelliilgsltcsr,
wnNrL1No, ". VA, AUGUST II. 1887.
: lIow prohlbi,,un prohibits III Maine.

.
In another column is reproduced the
letter Of Philadelphia Press cor1espon.
dent writing from Portland, Maine, on the
efficiency OF the prohibitory laws In that
State. If prohibition will prohibit any
where 1t should do 90 In Maine, where
there are long settled and stable commu.
mites and no large cities, and whore pro.
hibitory laws have been on the a'alute
books for generation. The letter OF the
Press correspondent describes the situation
precisely ss the writer Of this found it
seven years ago, except that the saie OF
strong drink Is a little more open than 1t
was at that time. VI Il
Ia II strange that the liquor sellers ex.
press themselves as well satistlsd with this
state Of things2 They pay no revenue ex-
cept 10 the National Government, which
they are afraid 10 try 10 chtat; their busi-
nees goes booming along, AID shey are not
intertered with. They asc rot the best
class Of men who are willing 10 engage in
an unts~ iul buslEeso, but tie vital tset ID
that there are plenty Wiling 10 do the
business on that basis, aud the State gets
nothing to compensate in any measure
however small for the evil results Of the
traffic. All this is, OF courso, well under.
stood in Maine, but does no. change The
policy Of that State In this regard.
II would DO wrong to infer that senti'
ment in Maine is hostile to the prohibito'
ry law. On tho contrary, it is in the
highest i, Rreo probableShat proposition
to repeal would be voted down by al
overwhelming majority. The people arc
in favor oil prohibitory laws, but sgainet
their enforce usnt. Public sentiment de-
: manda The law, but let's tho saloon 90 free
Either this Is true, or the politicians are
siraid to propose the practical thing which
tho common experience Of the State sug'
geste. a ,5fs
Maine, being in the scrape, would find /!
difficult to get ont; but her experience
should keep other States from getting in,
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CLEVELAND AND TIE soLDIERs

b.
What a Traveller Hears from Many Grand
E Army Men.
Correspondence Philadelphia Pres.
I have just rs.road General RosecrsnB'
remarks made in presenting to the PIesi.
dent resolutions passed by the Democratic
National Veterans Association, OF Des
Molnes, Iowa, dcnouncing General Tut.
ties utterances in connection with the
prssident'a proposed visit to st. Louis
during the National Encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. Since the
preaidsnt'a veto Of the Dependent Pension
bill l have Dsnn continually travelling in
the States OF Kansas, Pennsylvania, Dola.
ware, Ohio, Now York and Michigan.
have talked with hundreds OF Union sol.
dicrs, number Of whom said they were
or had boon Democrats, and, With tho ex.
ception OF one man, MI denounced the ac.
tons Of the President In his veto OF the
dependent and other pension bills. The
exception mentioned WAS q captain In
Michigan who raised company anu went
to the front, but resiSned aud came home
without having emelled powder. Several
shid they voted for Cleveland but would
never do II again. That while thoy might
not find fault with the vetoes, they did
object to and felt bitter over the language
used in his messages.
Genera. Roaecraae, In his remarks to
the President and in bis note 10 General
Black, speaks twice Of what no calls the
real Grand Army OF the Republic, and
ieela assured that the resolutions and
statements will command Its assent. In
his note to General Black he makes tho
absurd abatement that more than half tho
rank and file OF the Union army were
either Democrats or merely Union men.
There are no doubt what he means by tue
real Grand Army Of tie Republic. There
are no Statistics which show the political
status Of the Union army, unless we cali
the vote for Lincoln and Mcclellan sta.
tisticB. Taking that vote az d guide (and
VIZ have no osher), General Rosecrans'
statement appears more ridiculous,
AN OLD SOLDIER
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STATE FA1R,

Low Ratea via baltimore b Ohio Railroad.
THE thirty.eighth Annual Ohio State
Fair will be held on the New Grounds, at
Columbus, O., on August Goth, 9Oth and
Stat, and September let and I'd, 1887. 5E
The New. Grounds have been band.
aomely fitted up, and are acknowledged to
be the finest In arrangement Of any In the
country. 5l'i;,N
Everything New! New Grounds, New
Buildings, New Grand Stand, New Track.
Premiums, 1000 90. Racer Every Day.
On the above datea, the Baltimore l.
Ohio Company will sell round trip tickets
to Columbus, at one fare for the round
trip. For time Of special and regular
trains, seesmall bills, or call upon or ad.
dress tho agents Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad, ~, 5.8ss -g{lggrg,g l
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1hu National Guard.

General Sheridan, who WAS present OF
the annual encempmeDt Of tho Pennsyl-
yanla National Guard, has paid that or
ganization the highest possible compli-
men.. He saya that thsif encampment,
their attention to duty and their general
bearing could not BIZ excslled by any
bsdy Of regular troops he has aeen in this
or any other county. From the General
OF tho Army this ia the very highest COM
incubation. Sheridan has aesn the great
armiee OF the world, and be is too rugged
aeoldier to DO a 1sttercr. q
Taking the Pennsylvania troops as a
text, General Sheridan exhorts all tho
States to follow the good example Of the
Keystone which, with It's splendid io1ce
Of 5000 mep, could concentrate at any
point on the lakes larger military force
than the General Government could put
there. He says that II tho other States
would take hold in tie same spirit, there
would be in this country IN effective force
OF National Gusrdsmen aggregating I50,-
900. This would DO six times the force Of
The regular army as allowed by Congress.
Weet Virginia should contribute her
chars. She has the material to organize
q fine force 81 least 1000 men. But this
requires some encouragement to the men
who wonld thus deyote themselves to the
service OF the State and the country. Men
will not readily enlist if they must pro-
vide their own armories, and uniform and
equip themselves. 5,, @ i
Pennsylvania spends 100000 a year on
her military establishment, and no appro-
priatlon is more popular. Sheridan would
have the National Government give sub
stsntial assistance, and Sheridan ID right.
We do not need large regular army in
this country, but we should at all times
have disciplined force Of not lees than
100000 men to call on in Gaze Of emergen-
cy. Nobody Is so wise IS to know that we
shsll never have need Of jast such body
OF men. S5t -.lI.tJ
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True Extimnfe of ynIna

Remember that when we assert the
velue Of BRASpRErn's PILLS We a. the
same tins refer you to the thousands Of
testimonials we have published support.
ing all and even more than VIZ claim. The
best evidence OF their value lies in these
testimonials. The PILLS have been in
use in this country for over fifty years
and in that time have surely been we'll
tested. We never heard complaint OF
them. They are harmles., being ycgeta.
bic, and always do their work well,
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a National Bank. Teller In Luck,

Mr.. F. V. Wassermsn. receiving teller
Of the United States National Bank OF
Omshn city, who held oue.tenth OF ticket
No. 52,749, which drew the frat capital
prize Of $500, 600 in the Louisiana State
Lottery's drawing on the l4.h uit., con-
tinues at his old post counting the gold
and silver. "Yes," said he, II received
the money through the express Office,
and 1t made a package about two feet
long, but 900 was too big cum to be
kept in the DARK. "-0maha tNsb) Be,
July 5. DIV :
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lsucAleA'a Arnicn salys.

The best aalve in the world for cuts,
bruises, soree, u'cere, salt rheum, fever
cores, letter, ohapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively. cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For eale by Logan 4 Co. n. !
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FOR 9 A:LB.

40 Acre Farm, one mile and half northeast OF
slsterhvil!e: 70 acres cleared, a s ioomed house,
barn, stable. poultry house and olher ouibullI.
33 Acre Farm Oh Boggs' Run, sl,l0O: will ex.
change for city property. go
-Four L'is al windsor, Brooke county, ". Va,
on line OF r., W. Il Ky. railroad,
NO. ll2i Alley II, near McColloch itrect, a seven
roomed frame house with good cellar, stoue folu.
dation, a full lot 60 by 10 ieet.
No. luz Alley H. a small frame house, a full lot,
60xl2o feet. piice 5000. r. ..gs5TI.7
9N Acres, Edgington Lane, a six roomcd house,
ABOUT 2o0 choice bearing fruit trees, grapes and
nther snat fruits. Price $500. viii exchange
No. Isl South Penn street roomed ,amc house
With good stone foundation; ground 2Oxl10. Price
"a Acre Farm. four roomed hewed los house,
good granery corHcrb stable orchard OF loo trees
nead OF Proctor creek, seven miles from Proctor
station, on Ohio River Railroad; can be bought
onc Of the most desirable and substantial resi-.
dences within tho city situated on northeas, cor.
ner OF Cnapl1De and Fourteenth streets. house
NUMBERED lS2o Chaplinc street: the lot fronts &c
one-h1th cash, balance In equal annual payments
with Interest payable annually, Fifteen Yeas
time given II desired. .s - -
NO. ls9 South Penn street, q slx roomed frame
house with stone foundation and basement, wash.
room, cellar and coal house; ground fronting 80
tcet running back 12o feet Price. 81, coo.
4 JAMES a. HENRY,
4 Real Estate Agent. Collector and Notary Public,
|. aul3 0pprcR. No. 1872 MARKET ST
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Commencing Sunday, June S, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until fnrthor notice
the Baltimore l. Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and rsturn al low
rate OF 81 80, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 on. Trains leave at S aud
S:l8 A. M, returning arrive st and Il 10
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Type.writers Cheap.

We have for sale several Type.writers.
including tho Remington, the Crandali
aud the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchlees
Celigraph, and will be aold cheap. Writer'S
for rent and for sale on monthly iustall-
ments. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. RosE & Co,
IS Twelfth street.
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DIED.

pALaEu--on Monday, August 10, 1857. at 7;3op
Y, AMANDA, vito oil William II. Palmer, aged
80 yeara ts Nt EEgI14 TAl Oh ~
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No.
1855 Zane street, this Wednesday, afternoon q.
so'clock. Friends OF the family invited 10 at
tend. in.etmcnt At Peninsula Come1ery. W
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man hate awfully to die and 90 to
chamnapnelees eternity CHICAGO Timks...

man hate awfully to die and 20 to q
chanpagneless eternity.-Chieago Times
Tho accounts OF Mrs. Pottsr's first up.
pearance In "Loyal Lovo" vary widely as
TO the merits OF the play, but agree ex,
actly as 10 the beauty Of the dresses worn
by tho lady. 3!i,
Alphonee King, the water.wa,king
Frenchman, on Saturday rode q water.
bicycle acroas the Niagara river Just above
the deadly whirlpool. He made the trip
In four minutes. He proposes to ride the
machine In New York hsrbor from the
Statue OF Liberty to the Brooklyn bridge.
A mania for visiting America soema to
be epidemic this year among the royal
families Of tho world. Following CLOSE
upon tho Welt Of the Queen OF tho Sand.
wlch Islands, and numerous princes from
other countries COMES tho announcement
hatshe Emprefa oiJapan will drop In upon
us In October. The Government at Wash.
iugt9n 10 enjoying an opportunity to show
royalty what republican simplicity is.
Mrs. Kelley keeps q boarding house
In Brooklyn. Last Monday abe hal
tw0nty.four boarders; to-day she has but
ono. Thia sole survivor Of Mrs. kelley'a
Ruesta Is a boycotted street car driver.
The diegtuutlel .wen.y.thtee {all kpIgh.sl
left In q body because their landlady had
refused to dismlss tho only alleged blac k
eheep in their flock. She says that THU
Ia q free country, md that her tea-kettlC
| htitt ninps, tg
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR .REN II.

No. 2744 EoT street. Si5 % a mouth.
tHo. ia Seventeenth strett, s. o. d month.
No lC8 scVenteenth street, 20 90 mouth.
10. 976 McColloch street, rooms on dlst door,
$40 a month. "a }5,a597i h. =
No. III Eof street, rooms and attic, ss0 4
month. ~, sl,s.,5s - .f.lGT7Gl -
Nc. 2los Main street, Business House, SIG &c
mouth. .Sisla "a 5,.s'95 sgg.. 0Ias,l
Two three roomed houses on Eleventh street,
cast OF Baltimore street, each 81 o. mouth.
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r OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
II COUNTRY RESIDENCES near Elm C,rnra .

r OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
~ COUNTRY RESIDENCES, near Elm Grove. :.
Pursuant to the decree o, the Circuit Court al
OHIO county, ". Va. entered on the first tav nj
June 1851 Ia the suit ~ chauccry pending IN said
Gourt between MARY X. cE,cRAFr, plaintiff, and
hEf mclJoSALb AND OTHERS defendants, the un.
designed, who was by said decree appointed
speclh! commissioner for the purpose, viii, on -
THURSDAY, the :1st DAY OF JULY, 1857,
commencing Mt ten o'clock A. ~. sell at pub,Ic auc
ton upon the Promises TO tho highest bidder. Inc
Lots or parcels OF land numbered respectively 10 u
more particularly shown by the p!a. thereof Hlcd
III the CLERKS olllce OF said Court. Said lots or
parcels Of land arc part OF the subdivisions and
x shown on the plat Of the subdivisions OF the
81. page h73 in the Clerks Office OF tho County
Court Of said county, which subdivisions X and 4
we're conveyed 10 Abner Key by Daniel c. List and
PANEL LanbRs special commissioners, by deed
the last mentioned Clerks office In pecd DonS
numbered 81 page 2i7 gs1i - - =
Tho property will he sold eitho. In Lots as laid
out on the FIRST mentioned plat or In parcels ri ,aid
Inc Undersigned II authorized by said decree to
sell said land, or any parcel thereof at p,iyaie
sale, subject TO confirmation by said Circuit Court
and respectfully solieits bids therefor IN writing 10
be nied with him before sale. Ss5s1 ~ . =
TERMS OF sALE-Each purchaser to nay IN
hand one third Of the purchase money due by him
and as much more as he may choose to DAY. and
The residue, any, III two equal instAlnets bear.
lug interest from the day Of sale aud raynble re-
speciyely III one aud two ears thercaitcr notes
with good securty 10 be given for the deferred IN
stafments and the legal title to DO retained as mr.
Their security until pay ent In inll
500 gE,l DANIEL LAMB e
Special Commissioner,
: hereby certify that Daniel Lamb, the above
named special commissioner, has given bond in
The penalty and with surety required by law and
jc2o JNO. ". MITCHELL, clerr
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Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio River
~ ~. IsnI --L---- -

Commencing June u. the Ohio River
Railroad will hell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to sistersville and return at the low rate
OF 81 50; Wheeling to parkersburc and
return. s. %. Tickets GOOD one dsv only.
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NDORLEss EXOAvATOR.
GRAND CONCERT AND HOP
Chinese LAUNDRY,
~. A NO. 1858 MAIN STREET. n
LIST OF rRICEs

- II5T Ut FEIUE5, - = = y
Shirts icc, New Shirts f6c, Collars 30, tl.s Il.
Night Shirts Ice. updsrshrts SO. Drawers So. 7.
Wool Shirts No. Socks. pair, &c. Hand kerchlets se.
NcckueS &c. Cults pair, &c. Bosolns SC,
l'oats Is to &c. Vests. 20c, Towels &c.
Pants linen, 20 to nc, Naptins Sc, Sheets Ice.
Table Covers 10 to l5c, Rollers Toe, Curtain, STc
. Pillow Slips to 25c. Tides to ice, blankets rs
10 ste. rEli Afgalr-s 10 h. - - -
lillow shams Is to SOC, holsters 10 to f5e.
:, Work takeh every day OF the week ana returned
tho third Or fourth day afterwards -'H - -
No allowance for articles said 10 be lot. uniess
reported at tho Office within q hours fer delivery
All goods not called Tor In sixty days will be sod
No articles delivered until paid for. 5.s
! One, dollar per dozen, urge end small.
E aHIG ~. tr-s,s SING IEE p>onr}ato-
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

F1rs:-All Fits stopped free by Dr. ,Kline's Great
Nerve Rcssoscr.. No Fits after first days use Mar.
velous cures Treatise aud s. 90 trial bottle iron IN
Fit cases. Send to Dr.. Kline 9al Arch st., ph,ls. Pa
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NEW ApYERTisEstENrs.. !

NJANTED-A3 MIDDLE.AGED wO.
N NAN 10 do general housowo,k. Apply n,
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NTANTED- EXPERIENCED s GIRL
w Walters for Reunion week. Good wages 10
right parties. VAEKEukEN's Restaurant. h
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RR1VAL AND DEPARTURE OF 1
Ia TRAIEs-on and after July II, lSS7-ExpLA-
RATION OF REFERENCE MARIE. sDG!!y. tBundAy
excepted. tMontfy excepted. -Esstccn standard
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TNRUSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
D. REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.

by virtue Of decd OF trust made by James 4,
Rice to the undersigned trustee, dated on the 18th
day Of June, In the year 1881, and recorded In tho
office oil the Clerk OF the County Court Of MARSHALL
county, West Virginia, IN Deed Of Trust Book No.
L. folio Is will sell at public auction, al the front
door OF the Court H0ass6i Marshall county,